Kanagawa Prefecture

Hakone Mototsumiya is the original Hakone Shrine, set near the summit of Mount Komagatake in Hakone, Kanagawa. Reached by ropeway or hiking trail, it offers mountain views, a sacred atmosphere, and a quiet counterpart to the lakeside Hakone Shrine.

Sōjiji is a major Sōtō Zen temple in Tsurumi, Yokohama, known as the historic head temple relocated here after a 1898 fire at the original Noto site. It remains a prominent place of worship and a destination for visitors seeking Zen history and architecture.

Tamadare Shrine is a Shinto shrine in Yumoto, Hakone, Kanagawa, near HakoneYumoto. It appears in Google Places as a worship site with coordinates in the hotspring town, making it a local sacred stop for visitors exploring Hakone's historic spa area.

Enoshima Daishi is a Buddhist temple on Enoshima Island in Fujisawa, Kanagawa. Commonly identified with Saifukuji, it is the island’s only temple, known for its modern 1993 hall, cliffside setting, and views over Sagami Bay.

Egara Tenjin Shrine stands as one of Japan's three great Tenjin shrines, carrying over nine centuries of spiritual significance since its founding in 1104. Nestled in the serene Nikaido district of Kamakura, this revered shrine is dedicated to Sugawara no...

A serene Buddhist temple in Kamakura's Gokurakuji district, Jojuin offers peaceful grounds and traditional architecture. Known for its tranquil atmosphere, it provides visitors a contemplative retreat from the bustling city.

A Shinto shrine established in 1869 by Emperor Meiji to honor Prince Morinaga, who was imprisoned and killed here in 1335. The shrine features a unique lionhead amulet said to ward off evil and is known for its autumn foliage.